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[jira] [Updated] (CAMEL-13334) Message parameter for log component
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Robert Half updated CAMEL-13334:
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Description:
There does not seem to be a good way to log a message describing what is logged.
Imagine I have a route, where I want to be able to trace all the content. I could use .log() processor but log component is better for tracing all the exchange details and also provides showStreams option.
{code:java}
from(direct:in)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(direct:step1)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(direct:step2)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(direct:step3)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(mock:result)
{code}
In the resulting log, it will be hard to see which line is produced by which log producer.
Something like
{code:java}
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE&message=user before step1){code}
would be quite helpful. Wondering why it has not been implemented yet. I found only early requests from 2008.
Beeing able to use simple language would be even better:
{code:java}
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE&message=user before step1 - ${header.user.name}){code}
was:
There does not seem to be a good way to log a message describing what is logged.
Imagine I have a route, where I want to be able to trace all the content. I could use .log() processor but log component is better for tracing all the exchange details and also provides showStreams option.
{code:java}
from(direct:in)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(direct:step1)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(direct:step2)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(direct:step3)
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
.to(mock:result)
{code}
In the resulting log, it will be hard to see which line is produced by which log producer.
Something like
{code:java}
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE&message=user before step1){code}
would be quite helpful. Wondering why it has not been implemented yet. I found only early requests from 2008.
Beeing able to use simple language would be even better:
{code:java}
.to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE&message=user before step1)${header.user.name}{code}
> Message parameter for log component
> -----------------------------------
>
> Key: CAMEL-13334
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-13334
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: camel-core
> Affects Versions: 2.21.5
> Reporter: Robert Half
> Priority: Major
>
> There does not seem to be a good way to log a message describing what is logged.
> Imagine I have a route, where I want to be able to trace all the content. I could use .log() processor but log component is better for tracing all the exchange details and also provides showStreams option.
>
> {code:java}
> from(direct:in)
> .to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
> .to(direct:step1)
> .to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
> .to(direct:step2)
> .to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
> .to(direct:step3)
> .to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE)
> .to(mock:result)
> {code}
>
> In the resulting log, it will be hard to see which line is produced by which log producer.
> Something like
> {code:java}
> .to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE&message=user before step1){code}
> would be quite helpful. Wondering why it has not been implemented yet. I found only early requests from 2008.
> Beeing able to use simple language would be even better:
> {code:java}
> .to(log:MyTestClass?level=TRACE&message=user before step1 - ${header.user.name}){code}
>
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